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What you seem to be forgetting about 2pac is that when he came in the game, he talked about politics and society. Unfortunately, he became paranoid in his later raps, and used them to lash at, in what you would refer to as *gangsta rap*. Heck, I'd probably be paranoid to if there was a price on my head, and I'd already been shot in the head.
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What's that gotta do with is rapping skills. And I take it you're referring to 'Only god can judge me' which was allot more 'f*ck you all* than *run and hide*
Oh and 'Changes' was relased after he died, not exactly lashing out ;) |
50 cent got shot at more then tupac is he a better rapper then tutg?
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both guys are talented... I think Biggie benefited from better production, though. You listen to his albums now, and they still sound new, whereas you listen to a lot of 2pac's stuff, and the beats sound very '90s. that said, I tend to prefer tupac, partly 'cause I'm from the west coast and so I grew up with his sound, but also because he seemed to have a bit more optimism in certain areas, and was open about his conflict over the violence he enacted.
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Do people not get sick of this debte its been going on too long
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Tupacs delivery is far to laboured the whole thing is brought out in the production. which was all gloss anyhow
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They were both brilliant and very respectable, but I've personally always preferred 2Pac's material.
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2pac is more better
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